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Unless immediate countermeasures are taken to save the “mother of all industries”, a massive tragedy would unfold, as the entire auto parts industry would shut down permanently, leading to losses of millions of jobs, rollback of localization, and repatriation of foreign investments by all the automotive assemblers.
PAAPAM Says Auto Industry Might Shut Down Permanently Read More
70% of new cars sold in Pakistan are globally obsolete models, why is that? Let’s find out!
Why Pakistan Usually Get Globally-Retired Cars? Read More
The first plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) from Saipa, Iran’s second-largest automaker, is projected to enter the market by the end of March 2024.
Iran’s Saipa to Release its First Plug-in Hybrid by March 2024 Read More
After Kia issued safety recalls for more than 8,000 Sorento (MQ4) SUVs produced between 2020 and 2022, the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) caught the attention of the driving public who owns the South Korean brand.
Nigerians Warned as Kia Recalls 8,000 Sorento Over Safety Issues Read More
MG has started production of Comet EV, its second electric vehicle in India ahead of its 19th April debut
MG Begins Rolling Out Comet EV in India Read More
Pakistan’s auto sector is going through a very difficult period right now, one that is perhaps even more challenging than the first half of 2020, when assembly operations were completely halted due to the pandemic.
Even After Getting 35% Expensive, Demand for New Cars Still Exists Read More
BYD has released official interior images of the Yangwang U8 and we must say it’s as impressive as the exterior.
BYD Yangwang U8 Interior Unveiled Read More
Supercar Blondie reviews the Pak Suzuki Bolan….
What if Supercar Blondie Reviews Pak Suzuki Bolan Read More
The Government of Pakistan has abolished the regulatory duties (RD) on the import of used cars with an engine capacity of up to 1800cc, making these vehicles significantly less expensive and more accessible to consumers.
Regulatory Duty on Used Cars Import Expire- FBR Yet to Confirm Read More
The government’s plan to reduce the cost of fuel for motorcycles and small or low-engine capacity cars has encountered a snag since petroleum retailers are unwilling to join for fear of not being reimbursed on time.
The Fuel Subsidy Proposal has Met Snags Read More